NHL Draft: Dew Shore Profile

Friday, June 26, 2009-12:23:am
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Here's a profile of center Drew Shore, who was part of the U.S. National Team Development Program this past season and will attend the University of Denver next season.

Drew Shore
Vital Info
Born: January 29, 1991 in Denver, Colorado
Height/Weight: 6-3/190 pounds
Position: Center
Shoots: Right
2008-09 Team: USA Under-18 (USNTDP)
Rankings
Central Scouting Final Ranking: 28th Among North American Skaters
International Scouting Services: 18th Overall
The Hockey News: 23rd Overall
Red Line Report: 65th Overall
TSN: 30th Overall
McKeen's Hockey 20th Overall
2008-09
Registered 14 goals and 23 assists in 52 games for the U.S. Under-18 Team. Picked up 2 goals and 7 assists in 7 games as Team USA won the gold medal at the Under-18 World Junior Championship.  Is expected to attend the University of Denver in 2009.
Background
Had 13 goals and 25 assists in 54 games for the U.S. Under-17 Team in 2007-08.
What Scouts Say

“Drew is a hard-working player who plays with a lot of drive and energy. He is big and strong and plays a tough and physical game in the corners and along the wall. He finishes his checks with determination. He has good hands, handles the puck well and makes a firm and accurate pass. He creates offense from his hard work and his never giving up on the puck. He battles hard and is tough to play against. He has very good anticipation of the play and puck flow.”
- Gary Eggleston, NHL Central Scouting


"His creativity with the puck makes him very dangerous, as he makes plays so quickly. Defensively he is very aggressive and supports defense low in the zone. He finishes his checks and doesn’t take himself from the play with trying to destroy guys with hits, in his own end."
- International Scouting Services 2009 Draft Guide


"Has a terrific combination of size and skating ability and all the physical tools you could ever want, but never actually produces anything on the scoresheet. Goes to sleep for long stretches where he becomes invisible. Shows tantalizing glimpses of his speed and occasionally throws a big hit. Has soft hands, a hard shot and can handle the puck, but lacks creativity, drive and offensive instincts."
-Red Line Report 2009 Draft Guide


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Recent Statistics
Season Team GP G A PTS +/- PIM
2008-09  USA Under-18 (USNTDP) 52 14 23 37 - 44
2007-08  USA Under-17 (USNTDP) 54 13 25 38 - 18